Arrest Obama: Trump shares AI video of Obama being put in prison
ALBAWABA - US President Donald Trump has once again sparked debate on social media after taking to Truth Social and sharing a video of an AI-generated Barack Obama being arrested by FBI agents and sent to prison.
The video, which originated from TikTok, featured several other democratic politicians, including former US Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama, saying "No one is above the law!"
The AI-generated clip at the end of the video showcased Obama being handcuffed by FBI agents in the Oval Office as Trump smiled while Y.M.C.A. by the Village People played in the background. The clip sparked widespread controversy on social media with users deeming it "unprofessional" and "disrespectful" for a president to post a video of this caliber on his official socials.
Trump has been going full 4Chan over on Truth Social.He is sharing AI videos of Obama being arrested and thrown in prison.Is Trump just trolling? Or is this soft disclosure?
Are we being primed for arrests? pic.twitter.com/Gc23g44Olq — Clandestine (@WarClandestine) July 21, 2025
The video stems from previous posts made by Donald Trump on Truth Social discussing several topics, including the "Russia, Russia, Russia Hoax," which indicates that Russia reportedly interfered in the 2016 presidential elections in favor of Trump.
Additionally, Trump recently went viral after making a long tabloid-style post on Truth Social urging his supporters to stop accusing him of ties to Jeffrey Epstein and his notorious list.
The video generated quite a buzz with reposts flooding other social media platforms such as X (formerly known as Twitter).
A social media user wrote on X, "Trump has been going full 4Chan over on Truth Social."
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